Nazca ceramic bowl, South Coastal Peru (200 B.C. - 650 A.D.), having black painted outlines, the exterior rim with a thick band of white slip surrounding the belly of the bowl, divided by single vertical black lines to form eight separate panels, each containing a red or black chili pepper, 3"h x 7"dia., Provenance: Inca Antiques, with purchase documents

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